Citation: Segal, Naomi (2003) It’s all a plot”: paranoid characters and mad readers in Gide and Kafka’. In: Culture and the Unconscious: Psychoanalysts, artists, academics. (Unpublished)
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Abstract
The subject matter for this paper arose in response to a thesis I recently examined. A Lacanian reading of certain art objects, it argued that a work of art cannot be a fetish object. ‘A work of art does not ward off anxiety, rather it provokes it’. An unpublished paper by Professor Naomi Segal given to a conference on Culture and the Unconscious: Psychoanalysts, artists, academics.
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| Creators: | Segal, Naomi and |
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| Subjects: | Culture, Language & Literature |
| Keywords: | André Gide, Franz Kafka, art, anxiety |
| Divisions: | Institute of Modern Languages Research |
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| Comments and Suggestions: | Description/Provenance: Submitted by Zoe Holman (zoe.holman@sas.ac.uk) on 2006-12-05T09:59:09Z
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